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Nissan plans electric vehicle for India

Japanese car maker Nissan today said it would consider launching electric vehicles in the Indian market within few years as part of its global plan to roll out cleaner and alternative fuel technology. - GMI aims to sell 1,500 units of Chevrolet Cruze this year - Electric and hybrid cars dominate - Toyota may launch Prius by Jan - Toyota developing sub-Innova product for India - Ghosn puts Renault and Nissan"s India ties on trial - Toyota Motor Corp bets on fuel efficiency The company, which is part of French auto giant Renault Group, today showcased three electric vehicle (EV) models and announced plans for a concept car at the Tokyo Motor Show. Nissan said it would mark its entry into the EV segment with launches in the US, Japan and European markets in 2010. Nissan Motor Corporation CEO Carlos Ghosn said: “If there is a market, yes sure. There is absolutely no limitation for where the car will go.” He added: “The global mass marketing (of the EVs) will start from 2012, but we are starting it in 2010 in Japan, US and Europe.”


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